ADB Toolkit 2024 (Windows, Android, Linux, Mac)

ADB Toolkit For Windows 2024

This is an ADB client tool based on ADB, supporting Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android. It can more conveniently use the functions of the adb command line, and can also use functions that cannot be used directly by the adb command line, such as application management and desktop launcher...

ADB Toolbox can be used to improve the development efficiency of Android developers or provide more powerful functions for geek-type users.

It can also provide a fast solution for running ADB locally on Android devices. We can quickly implement Android OTG Android and use adb functions through this client.

The simple executable file adb is actually far more powerful than we imagined. The permissions that the adb shell command can obtain on Android devices are also very high. Some permissions that need to be dynamically applied can be directly obtained by adb shell. However, adb is always used as a command line tool, and we cannot use various functions quickly. This is also one of the meanings of the existence of this ADB client tool.

Notice!!!

This warehouse is still under a lot of development and maintenance, but due to my daily work, I don't have much free time, and I haven't had time to update the relevant screenshots, sorry!!!

Features ADB Toolkit:

1. Scalable:

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   • Definition: Scalability refers to the ability of a system or application to handle an increasing amount of work or growth gracefully. In the context of your query, a scalable solution would efficiently adapt to the management of multiple devices, providing seamless performance and user experience regardless of the number of devices involved.
   • Application: In this scenario, scalability ensures that the management system can handle a growing number of devices without compromising speed or functionality.
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2. Quickly manage multi-device debugging:

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   • Description: This feature allows users to efficiently debug and troubleshoot multiple devices simultaneously. It provides a streamlined process for identifying and resolving issues across various connected devices.
   • Application: Developers and testers often work with multiple devices during the debugging phase of app development. This feature facilitates a quick and efficient debugging process for improved productivity.
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3. Quickly connect devices such as QR code scanning and LAN discovery:

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   • QR Code Scanning: Users can connect devices swiftly by scanning QR codes, eliminating the need for manual configuration. This method enhances convenience and reduces connection setup time.
   • LAN Discovery: Devices on the same Local Area Network (LAN) can be discovered and connected without manual input. This feature simplifies the connection process, especially in networked environments.
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4. Quickly upload and install applications:

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   • Upload: This feature allows users to swiftly transfer application files or packages from one source to another, typically from a computer to an Android device.
   • Install: Users can promptly install applications on their Android devices after the upload process. This feature is essential for efficient app deployment and testing.
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5. Unroot the device and enable ADB:

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   • Unroot: This functionality reverses the rooting process on an Android device, restoring it to its original, non-rooted state. This can be beneficial for security, warranty, or compatibility reasons.
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   • Enable ADB: ADB (Android Debug Bridge) is a versatile command-line tool that allows communication between a computer and an Android device. Enabling ADB is crucial for various development and debugging tasks.
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6. Connect Android to another Android without root:

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   • This feature enables Android devices to establish a connection with each other without requiring root access. It can be useful for data sharing, collaborative tasks, or other interactions between devices.
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7. Install ADB to your system:

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   • This involves integrating the Android Debug Bridge (ADB) tool into the user's system. ADB facilitates communication and control between the user's computer and Android devices, enabling various development and debugging actions.
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8. History record:

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   • This feature maintains a log or record of actions and events, providing users with a history of activities performed within the management system. It aids in tracking changes, troubleshooting, and reviewing past operations.
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9. Application manager, desktop launcher:

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   • Application Manager: Allows users to view, organize, and control installed applications on their Android devices. This includes features like uninstalling, updating, or managing app permissions.
   • Desktop Launcher: This feature provides users with a customizable interface for accessing applications and functionalities directly from the device's home screen. It enhances user experience by offering quick and convenient access to frequently used features.

What's new!

ADT Toolkit

1.4.0

Fix the problem of application management interface loading failure

Fixed the issue where clicking on the terminal manager interface to restart the service failed.

Add process management (currently only available for browsing)

Fixed the problem that the terminal emulator page could not restart the service normally (adb was not replaced with libadb.so) (nxdsupport feedback)

Fixed the problem that the file selection tile mode cannot be selected (nxdsupport feedback)

Synchronize various dependent libraries to the latest

The first version of LAN device search is developed

Fix the issue where the device cannot be disconnected (Android)

1.3.9

Download Links:

• ADB Toolkit 2024: Windows | Mac | Linux | Android

README:

Compatibility: The tool runs perfectly on Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10 (32-bit and 64-bit).

Take a Backup: If you are willing to try the above tool, then please take a backup of your personal data from your Android Smartphone or Tablet. Flashing any Firmware or recovery may brick the device.

Credits: ADB Toolkit is created and distributed by the developer. So, full credits go to the developer for sharing the tool for free.